see, that's more like what i always thought grad school was for! the accumulation of degrees for the purposes of staving off the real word and digging onself into debt. lethargy is, like, my tragic flaw. or is that laziness? anyway, i rely on momentum, so this stalling-out business is leaving me at sea, and i also have this fear of making wrong decisions, so i tend to avoid decisions like the plague—even though they usually work out well. most of the time i'm pretty sure i was born to be a life-long student. mmph, thanks for the advice, and the pep-talk. :)

(heh, i am disciplined in the humanities six ways from sunday (though, you know, math was one of my favorite things, and i always did love the hard sciences and still do, but feel my education LET ME DOWN on the sciences, and also i'm lazy. so, um, humanities. all the way); my majors didn't even need me to take statistics. or economics! so liberal arts it hurts.)

2. oh, m*a*s*h of my heart! if i watched more i think i might post about it more, but so many shiny things are clamoring for my attention, and we're waiting for season 9 on dvd. i should go back to the early episodes.

3. ahaha, so i'm just a little obsessive-compulsive? in a way that spurs silentfire to laugh at me and call me "captain ocd" (e.g. "captain ocd, we salute you," "this is a job for . . .", etc.) whenever it comes to the fore. she got the picture from a getty image search i think, it's someone in a halloween costume sitting at an office desk. you are not the only one who giggles hysterically at it. *g*